it's no surprise that a key solution to the problem is for teachers--not parents, and certainly NOT cronies in the front office--to pick the principal. I believe Norway does this as well.
Having teachers pick the principals at each school, with the ability to vote to renew their appointment from year to year, and taking union contracts and administrative law seriously, are the keys to education reform.
The privatizers don't know or care because the continued existence of public education is not on their agenda.
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